"Mayor Su, I’ve heard that there are many powerhouses in Bright Moon City," Tang Ye said, already assuming an attacking stance, like a tiger poised to pounce!
Despite Tang Ye’s increasingly formidable aura, Su Sigui did not panic. She glanced at him indifferently, a look of contemplation appearing on her face.
"President Li, there’s no one else here now, and we are both intelligent people. So things are better spoken frankly, there’s no need for secrets. You’re asking about the recent continuous attacks on Peace Party soldiers by high-ranking new humans, aren’t you?"
Su Sigui spelled it out directly. Although her influence had withdrawn from the United District, she understood exactly what was going on within its confines. The biggest incidents were the attacks on Peace Party soldiers that had caused quite a stir. The Peace Party was completely clueless in finding the orchestrator who could mobilize so many high-ranking new humans, which was no simple feat.
"However, President Li, unfortunately, I am not behind any of this."
"Do you think I’ll believe that? If not you, why are you here?"
"I’m just about to leave and wanted to take one last look at the night view of the South China United District, because here is the place in the South China region that cos closest to resembling the world before the Apocalypse."
"Is that so?"
"Believe it or not, I haven’t done anything to the Peace Party. It seems this isn’t a place just anyone can enter, so it’s not strange that you suspect ."
"You say you’re leaving? Where will you go?" Tang Ye’s killing intent gradually dissipated.
"I won’t tell you, but as long as you live, we are bound to et again. The place I’m going to, you’ll definitely visit in the future. Of course, if your ambitions are modest or you die too early, then we’ll never et again."
A trace of confusion flashed across Tang Ye’s eyes. Su Sigui’s words sounded strange.
"My ambitions will prove to be greater than you think. As for whether I will die, I can’t guarantee it. No one can know about future events. But, you seem to be not the lying type, and I want to know, who exactly are you? From the first mont I saw you, I felt you were strange, a strangeness I can’t quite describe."
Su Sigui gave a silent laugh and walked over to the edge of the building, looking up at the curving crescent moon.
"Where the bright moon shines, that is my ho."
She murmured to herself, rembering the words that person from her past life had said to her—eight characters that she rembered to this day.
He was soone very important in her life, teaching her so much, exhibiting a courage that everyone else lacked. He said that he felt a special sentint towards every place he went. The people and objects of those places, the things that kept him company through countless nights, would leave a lingering yearning in him.
He claid he had no hotown, that his life was a journey irrespective of the place. To others, these might be mories not worth recalling, but for him, the cell phone, headphones, and keys he’d carry, even the rented apartnts, were imbued with emotions he couldn’t simply leave behind.
Past emotions were important but were all hidden within the moon that shone every night. Within that bright moon were also the beautiful mories he cherished.
It was because he had no place for his soul to reside that he could shower his emotions freely.
This must be what it ans to truly cherish the old tis.
Where the bright moon shines, that is my ho.
After a Level 9 new human died in battle, countless strong individuals inside the city watched him charge fearlessly towards the Zombie King. Even if his death held no significance, he had lived by his words.
It was because of that phrase that there was a Su Sigui, and no longer just a simple-minded girl who liked to carve her na on the wall.
"What does that saying an?" Tang Ye asked again, feeling that the thought processes of this plump-faced young girl were quite erratic.
"It ans nothing special, just that the moon reminds of soone. Now, let’s get back to the matter at hand."
"Okay." Tang Ye nodded, not knowing what Su Sigui wanted to say, but he felt it would be useful to him.
"I know which power attacked the Peace Party, but I don’t want to change the outco too much. Yet, with the Peace Party’s abilities, you can handle it."
"It might just be a matter of ti, but I still don’t understand what you an by not wanting to change the outco too much."
"Would you believe if I said I co from the future?"
"A transmigrator? Stop joking!" Tang Ye laughed out loud, but not for long. Seeing Su Sigui’s serious face, he asked hesitantly, "You’re... serious about this?"
"Yes." Su Sigui nodded.
Tang Ye was a bit stunned. The revelation was quite overwhelming. Weren’t transmigrators sothing found only in web novels?
"I think you have lost your mind, there’s nothing funny about this joke. If possible, I can take you to a hospital to get checked out."
"I’m not joking, what I’m saying is the truth," Su Sigui continued solemnly, her expression making it impossible for Tang Ye to relax.
After a long look, Tang Ye couldn’t help but wonder.
"Could this be real? But isn’t this too fantastical?"
"Fine, let’s say you’re telling the truth, is there anything else you want to say?"
"You will die in the future!"
"What?" Tang Ye’s face stiffened, "Why? Why would I die?"
"I know it’s hard for you to accept, but in the future, you will indeed die. As for why, I don’t know; I can’t help you with that. Whether you can escape this fate is up to you."
"Will I be killed?"
"I don’t know, but you will at least disappear. After your death, you will never be seen by the world again."
Tang Ye swallowed hard, as if a voice in his head was screaming that Su Sigui was telling the truth, forcing him to take her words seriously.
"Anything else?"
"I am a transmigrator, that’s my secret. I’ve only told you this secret and no one else. I hope you can keep it from others. It’s because of this you find extrely strange. As I ntioned before, I’ve seen Level 9 new humans, sothing I encountered before I transmigrated. That’s why I know more than you all."
Tang Ye thought for a mont, realizing this could indeed be true, and was taken aback by the incredibility of it all!
"It really is true, what an astonishing secret! But what puzzles is, if you haven’t told anyone, why reveal this secret to ? If it were , I wouldn’t tell anyone."
"No, it’s not like that, things are not so simple," Su Sigui said with a bitter smile, shaking her head. She then revealed the secret she had kept so deep in her heart, feeling as if a great weight had been lifted from her shoulders. Perhaps she really needed a reliable teammate.
"Because... I need
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